Another word for neat

These adjectives mean clean and in good order. Neat is the most general: a neat room; neat hair.Tidy emphasizes precise arrangement and order: “When she saw me come in tidy and well dressed, she even smiled” (Charlotte Brontë). Trim stresses especially smart appearance: “A trim little sailboat was dancing out at her moorings” (Herman Melville). Shipshape evokes meticulous order: “We'll try to make this barn a little more shipshape” (Rudyard Kipling). Spick-and-span suggests the immaculate freshness of something new: “young men in spick-and-span uniforms” (Edith Wharton).